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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
THANKSGIVING DAY
rnE pakslossT PsocIsiAs IT.


Wssanssros, Ger. z5.-Rrsaidens Cisys-
f.nd tsd.y issasd fhs i0llosiaz Thanks
ziyinx proclamation. The goodness aad
marcy of God 4hieh haFs beloved he
Asnarieaa people siuring a. va days Of ne
p..s ye.r. eiaim IhsiT grateful Escoznition
aad bamb,s acknowledgement. 81 his
omaipossat power lie nas protected Is
nom oar snd psssilenes. and from every
national eslsmify; BY HLs gracious fAsor
tas earth las yisldsd ssnsroGs return %
tes l.baf u he nuzoandnsn. sla every
pafh Of honest toli hxs led - romtoft afa
eonssntmsnt. bg HB ioylEs Az 1nsss ths
kezFts u our peceis have 0saa fsoieniss'sa
.irn fssfsrnal sanument aid patriotic sn-
dezsof. aud ~ his unsrrinz suidane~ Ne
have besn directed Ia tle way of nsliSaaa
yfosperiIy.
To tas snd THAI 80 NAV. with one ae-
cord testify our gratitude Tor al these oles-
slnxs l. Grover Cleveland, frsaidsnt u ne
In,lsd states. 10 hefsDy deslgnats and set
apart THURSDAY. the z4th daf % November.
a az a. . day VI Thanksgiving aud prsS ef
u 90 observed BY al the propie ot tas
land On thst daY iet al secular scfk Ana
snplog mant Dc suspended. aud iet our peo-
pls asseu0ls IN their accustomed places OF
worship add with prayer and songs OF
praise xive thanks - cur Heavenly Father
fer All tie has doBe for -. While We
humbiy ilnplogs the iorxiveness u our SINS
and q eonsinaance o4 bis mercy. Let lam
IL. .na xindrsd % united On that day. and
their heats, hlied with Kindly cheer and
sdectlonals renlniscence. Dc turned Ia
thAnz filness % the SouEcs OF al their pleas
ores xnd Ens ltissr OF al taai makes The
dsg glad and Joyous And IN The midsr Of
oar worship and cur happiness lee rs re-
member he poor. the nerdy and The unfor-
tanate. and By our gfs OF charity and
ready bensYosence. lst us increase the nam
Der ot these who. slth srAtsiui hsarts, shall
ioin Ia our thanksglying
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Our Prices are theLOweyt.

Ladies Cloaks, Wraps. New
markets and Raglars, in Seal,
Plush. Moleskin or the novelty
goods at prices lower tha0 the
very lowest. During tie past
week our Cloak Department
has been seemingly the center
of attra ction for the ladies OF
Grand Rapids and ont lying
towns, and we mean 10 keep
up that attraction as long
as the season last If the
lever which moves purcha ing
humanity, good styles. first
class fabrics and low prices,
continue to be effective. We
welcome everyone TO our un-
rivaled Cloak Department.
regardless of motive. As
suring cordial reception.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

Nsw YoRS. Oct 25.-xrs. LangtrT's FER
farmsncr Of As IN Looking Glass" at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre this afternoon
g. s05. The sHdisnce was composed main.
" Of members Of the professi0n- Among
those present we're Mrs. James Brown
Potter. Agnes Bcoth and Joseph jefferson.
No.ed scforS. including Eyrle Beller. Her
bsrt Kelsey and osmend Tesrle. acted ~
ushers. Mrs. Langtry Vas heartily sp-
rixissiaf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
A VERY WEAK DEFENSE
T-s eFFoaT TO SAVE ~sllNSs >
A >oers % witasssss - Prove tAss csss "a
ma w~s lB klsri. ~ tss stas ~ he
AEFasF-s storksn's Name Sss Men
ueHse Dartss shs Dsy.

RAvxSSA Oct 2s-Toa4y's session Of
court IN the trisi Of ~BAnky" Morgan wss
dsvoted 70 an examination Of . sosrs ~
more OF witnesses frota Elsriz. onia. They
we're al relatives u John CouEali one of
! the other PrAssners. she we're called 70
prove aR alb for C0agh4s Ia fbe h0is ci
weakening the testimony OF Captain hssbn
who s~ore that Coaghhn ~xs on the train
with Morgan. Most 81 the tssiim BAY sound
ed - II ID had been rssszrssd in advance
Although nearly every witness testified thsi
Coughlin was IN klyns February (. the
day Of the kzsenBs tragedy. very fe~
could remember anything that happened
before OF after that date. Aorgans name
was not mentioned during .he day by aay
witness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

CoRx. Oct "a proclaimed meeting to
protest against the hearing of the appeal OF
William D B-ien by the Recorder of Cork.
vas held in the Chamber Of Commerce this
evening. The police were not spprised OF
the meeting until it' had been in progress
some tine. and arrived at the chamber just
ss the proceedings were concluded. too late,
even. TO assure themselves beyond question
that an Illegal meeting had taken place.
Earl ROseberry. Lord Aberdeen and many
other notable persons we're present. The
policy OF the Government vas vigorously
condemned by the sneakers, and the belief
was expressed that Gladstone would speed
LIZ win bis sight for home rule.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26


There did IN the UE1f tFsntlernenr nome 81
Boston, few days ego, a man who was iaen-
fifed with the leading mechanical inventions
q the past lfty ye@rs. His name was y II
CbsmbeFlin. and he was a cousin 70 ex-
Governor D. II. Cfsnnberlin Some & the
devices in tie inventions Il wbich h was
interested were the reVesting rife. TIRE hand
and power planer. the spring roll for windo9
curtains. the hook and eye naacbire. the
kerosene lamp burner and fae leifered wbeel
hand stamp.
II is hard 10 beliese fbst Air1ae was almost
- vssrs old. Yet ste ras born in Lyons in
lsSs. Shs preserved her youth and beslfb in
HaTveloas rnaane-. Her coforlexion was
cie2r and snocth. ike Mrs LanxfrFs She
had = round fail fsce. VITA pronounced fes-
tGres. strong whiie tee'h and coid ersy eyes
Sbe was trrrl.erat< spd very careful sud
dainty sbc'si ier toiiet ete kepf 70 maid
she used - bsfne ber fee4 in cologne sfi<sr q
yak SAD ~ cssrze her ~ockineS with ererv
charge - casf 1e Her sfeckfnrs coea shout
- pair end sae wore oqt Eve dczen rsirs
3 year. A. a coasesuenee har f.es were ~
Fisk srd white ss 81 Infants
ottsr Bsit on. = tss vrss*srs - cous-.els
ctiefS. Cd r. Ia5lan Terrterr = ~ csvs
ago i've MINUTES hefcre his ieaff sfssz' fs,ls
D sreef sBd rlazed rim o1t n tis fez1 wsr
eless1se- lf.ef psint~d hlfn red ~ hls ~sr
sos1st ~ hs hesa. fles =. tis hair 81 f<avsr
sSirs. 81 laia nm esDH zast az hs 6iea
1te7 bis re- wives tsok sasfp b1-t.T
k1-Tes. sisseeo tr@ s~s ~a l~rr eesr
euts els toerrse sr~e. I'D fesf
their hsse1-Eg ess1.es - tssr hss-
Ifev afec r-rn4f e~rrr ..f.r fi-~ 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

CoLUssvs. $ G, Ok 25.--As supper
held by colored people near Nsvbsrry,
SUNDAY night, q rot occurrsd- Two 20
licemsn were detailed from thai town
% preserve order. They were attacked b7
= gang q negroes wb0 we're Offended a.
their pFssenoe. and one of the Ofbosrs
stabbed and beaten Inse1sibie. Ike other
snpfisd his revolver ia the crowd, and TIE
negroes scattered One has siBos been
f3and dead ia q com feld rear bS. and e .
heheve5 tbst etaers wsre v0anded.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Tn. storm ON the Lskss.

BuFrALo. y. Y, Oct. 25.-Detsils of the
recent great storm come In slowly, bu;
enough has been received 10 make II APP
parent that the damage is very great. The
list Of accidents as gather At the docks aud
insurance Offices aggregate Is. while there
are numberless minor mishaps. The los.
has not been estimated, but will undoubt-
edy De large; as several of the wrecks are
OF largs and costly vessels. The loss oi
life, as far ss I. known. numbers seven.
dispatch from Mackinaw iais morning
ssys that the storm is still raging there and
many vessels have sought shelter in the
bsrbor. IL IS said TO De the worst storm
ever experiesced in the straits.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

BAY CRY, Mich, Oct. 25.-At West Bay
City this morning the River View Hotel,
Capt. Henry Doisen's boat house, Frank
Wheeler's real estate Office and Champlin' s
barber shop were burned with the contents
of the buildings. Moses Howe loses the
hotel building at a loss of $1,000; insurance.
81 900: John Dichard loses the bar and hotel
furniture, $500; uninsured. Fourteen
boarders lose altogether $l.s00. Capt.
Dolsen's loss is $780, uninsured. Frank
Whsslss,s is $500; insured. G. l.. Chanplin'
800
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Yess~rd.y,s Court Record.

CIkcUTT.-Jacob Kryger VS. Lyman T.
Kinney. Trespass on the case. Order that
plaintiff file security for costs within sixty
days and that a. option of the piAiDli1
case to pass the time without cosis.--The
People VS. Michael Brady. Burglary AMI
larceny. Order appointing r.. +. Courtney
10 cefend.-Henry y. Pulver vs.. Charles
L. Sigh. Trespass on the case. On tlial.
PRoBATE.-Estase of George J. Walker.
Deceased. Residucry legstees bond flied
and letters issued.-Estate Of Anna Bly,
meier. Deceased. order approving al.
ministratrix's final account and dischargIng
administrstriK.- of Mary NJ.
Rogers. Deceased. VIII and petition for
probate filed.-Esiste OF ksaUe Kard
Deceased. Petition 10. administrator Of
heirs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

To1xDo, o.. Oct. Z5.-A man named
william Proctor. who has been living IN
thls city FOR some time past. was arrested
today and taken 20 Psmberville. this state,
charged With being the husband Of three
women. On May ?. 1874, he married
Martha Richie, young lady OF Crawford
county. later be married Miss Maggie
stowe. OF Pemoervijle. and nas two child
rem by this vile. On August 81. 1850,
under the nams Of EtheEbert Proctor. he
married Jennie V. Hudson, OF
Dayton. Onio, and vas living with this
wife when arrested. At q hearing today.
Proctor waived examination and was Jsiied
A. Bowling Green. Wife number three
has bs-n taken 70 the home II bar parents
- Davfon
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
A BIO SCHEME.
A Movement TO Form Organization of
al the Coal Ntners

PIrrsBUss, Oct. 25.-An earnest effort Is
being made TO unite the coal miners
throughout the entire country into one
national organization. Miners National
Assembly. No. l35. X. OF L., today issued a
circular that will probably change entirely
the relstions between the miners ia differ
snt parts Of country and bring aoSut the
desired result. The circular invites . board
Of miners and mine laboFers amalgsmated
associations To meet with the board OF the
Miners Assembly. with view of agreeing
upon . plan for amalramation- There are
about I'D. 90 miners IN this country. The
X of l.. claim 5000 OF this number and
the federation IA coo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

''The Singin' Skewl." a pleasant enter
tainment given under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society of the Second
Street E. i. church last evening. was ably
conducted by Mrs. Edwards, of Boston.
Mrs Edwards was assisted by the children
of the Sunday School, srrayed in the cos
tune of ''ye oiden time" and her daughter,
Miss Edith. who is the possessor of lovely
voice. and who charmed the audience with
her inimitable school girl frolicking
Cousin Jerusha" goes from he re 10 Howell
and Detroit. where she will present her
''skewl" of hundred years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

BAY CRY, Oct. 25.--Joel Dietz, . stranger
who is said 10 have come from Reading,
Pa, began to raise Cain in Mrs. Stone
braker's boarding house yesterday afternoon
and as he acted in q strange way DIR. Baker
was called to look at him. The Doctor
looked into the room and in q moment his
proposed patient had given him . couple of
flesh wounds with . revolver and acted as
if he would do worse. whereupsn the
Doctor fed for reinforcements. When he
returned, backed by couple of officers
Dietz was was aging, having shot himself
through the heart. He was undoubtedly
crazy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

NEv H.vES, Oct 25.-Considershle sxi-
tssiou is going on in Yale College boating
circles Just nos thst may result in The
varsity crew going 70 Eogl.nd and meet
ina 0rfo-1 right on the Thames. A few
lork psrer ss saying that Ysle could beat
0xf0rd- ard II -ss iris sfsteurnt thst st
the aost1g mn . tain al e s1d taking.
As things no~ look, Oxfor3 viii osrTsirlr
b challenged II the backing q the slnmni
cza be secnrea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Henry HIlson.. Answer.

NEw YoRK. Oct 25.-Hsnry Hilton, one
Of the dsfendsnts in The suit which Mrs.
Sarah Y. Smith. niece Of Mrs. Stewart, has
brought szsinit the Stewart estate. fled bis
personal answer today. IL iss general de-
Bisi Of the charges OF fraud and violation of
trust. Il rscites that Nrs. Smith and her
relatives received several millions from Mrs.
Stewart in asr life sime. and $1,000 coo by
her viii. aud that the disposition Of the re-
nsinGsr Of the estate was made sccordinz
20 Mr.. Stersrt's wishes expressed before dis
death
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Natrimony ., shelby.

t%AsetNt y Va ttNt>sssettt@-
ssxLEY, Oct. 25.-Dr. t. w. Stringham,
one of 5hsiby's popular druggists, Is hand
ing out cigars today to his many friends,
and says he was married last night. Miss
Moorehouse. Of New Era, was the fortunate
bride-T. A. Scott, the Shelby Furniture
Company's manager, and Miss Graves. have
recently started on life's welded journey
together--Last night was the coldest 70
date this Fall. The ground is frozen nzrd
enough 10 hold up horse. and today does
not increase the temperature any.--O. A
White. of Fremont. is in town adjusting a
loss of the Farmers Fire Association. OF
Oceana and Newaygo counties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
FORESTS SWEPT AWAY.

Arkansas Woods Afrs-Lumber Mills
Afire-&15o,0o0 Loss.
ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 25.-The saw mill, shingle
mill and planning mill of C. c. Loomis, stu
ated about three miles north of Little
Rock was consumed by fire last night.
The cause was fire in the woods
and so fierce was the flames and
so rapid their advance that Loom
is aud his men were compelled TO seek
safety in fight. So psrched and dry were
the woods around the mill that the flames
ran through the tops of the trees devour-
ing everything in tneir way. About $780,
900 worth of lumber was destroyed with
the building. LOOMS loss is 5000 to
81, 900; no insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
GIVING IT UP.
The Anarchists Held . Conference which
Ends In Despair

CHIcAso. Oct. 25.-Moses Solomon, one
Of the counsel for the anarchists. tele-
grsphed his clients from Washington las,
evening that there was little hope that 9
writ OF error would be granted by the Su-
preme Court. and that the whole matter
would come back to this State TO rest with
the Governor.
The seven men held . conference as soon
as they were liberated. and seemed to fee
more depressed than a. any time since their
Incarceration Parsons Afterwards sd
Enitted that SOlomou's dispatch bad almost
destroyed their isst hope, and they were
ready for anything now.
Nina Van zsndt Was present when "a.
news came. STies told her the contents o,
the message.
Vel. II you die" said Nina, roo will
not die alone; | viii 90 iato the grave with
You"
Iangs sbed tears. and the wife Of F1xsl.
who vss present. was almost pgostrstaf by
the news
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

Nsw YoRx. Oct. "a United Press re-
porter called ct Jay Gould's Office today
with . view % learning something with re-
gard 70 that gentlemsE's future movements.
Jaw Gould was not in. bat George Gould
said that the Atlanta had been sent TO
sorne convenient point on the French coast
TO Wait the srrival Of bis father. The young
man did not know. however. with any GER
tainty As to when his father would sail for
Eu~f,Da
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

The Ls1ehlin case continues to sbsr-<
the attention OF the Superior Court. The
prosecution introduced some strong testi.
mony relative to contributory negligence
on the part OF the plaintiff. some very inter.
esting legal tits occurred between LAWYERS on
the opposing sides and a. the case pro
crosses. II IA evident that the court and Jury
viii have some very complicated legsl
points to pass upon. The prosecution ex-
pect to have ali CT their testimony in to-
uay
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

Our Dress Goods Depart
ment Is complete, and we are
now actively engaged on the
fall aud winter campaign.
Everything in the shape OF
new and stylish fabrics at the
lowest prices are found on the
co6nters. Homespun Grape,
81 inches wide, French Serge.
Camel's Hair Checks, krmure
Plaids. Diagonals. Cheviots.
English and French mixtures,
and 10 can the climax, or
rather 10 complete the assort-
ment, the finest and most COM
plete line Of English combi-
nation suliings ever shown in
our city. Prices on inspection
will be found % per cent
lower than any competing
house. We are offering a large
lot of Remnants of Woolen
Dress Goods. comprising near
ly every stylish weave and
color at about hslfthe original
price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

FAs1s. OFT. z-Asnssi Mark, ons Of
censrsl Boulsazsrs aids and acting IN The
capacity 81 = spy n the interest II that
car, r,nasufsr Of *ne garrison st Przer-vsl.
Aasf<ssn Galicia. % pisns of thrss Of the
f,fr in nsnubisa provinces and escaping
% Rassisn territorvs With them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
For Stealing Brass.

John Wright, . one-srmed colored boot
black, was arrested yesterday on suspicion
of having stolen some iron and brass from
Caudler, the dealer OF iron on Kent-st. The
youth was caught in the act of disposing of
some Of the stolen material TO another
dealer on the West Side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
a FINE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Athletic Fsrfor sncs Last Eveeing-
The Participants.

fhe fsfttci tsaufe.
The finest local entertainment OF the
season was the exhibition gwen By the
Athletic Club last evening at the oriole
Skating Academy. Several OF the pagtici-
pants are professionals. The hall and
gallery was crowded, over 500 people being
present. The feats of Estis, Burk. Rice.
Stell, Headly and Wheeler on the horizon
tai bars were very skilllnl and well execut-
ed. The SHOEMAKER brothers are greatly
improved and their performances on the
double trapeze Was excellent TIE wonder
ful fests OF csntortion Of the Rexo brothers
was especially fine. Eds. Burke and
Rice appeared on the Roman lad
ders and introduced geversi new
nsnoeuyres Kruger and Ferguson did
sose wonderful work with the heavy
dumb-bells. The club.swinging of Prof.
Henry Beskmsn is the finest and most
graceful ever seen. The two Burk broth
ers were seen in very clever acrobsuc per-
Torrance and James 5. Tooher did nice
song and dance. The performance closed
with some excellent tumOling by the entire
club, after which the floor was cleared and
dancing INDUCED in for some time. The
club are obliged to give up their present
quarters in a short time and they viii give
| = farewell masquerade ball next Monday
evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

Nxw YoEx. Oct 25.-rhe suit by Am
sterdam bankers against jay Gould and
associates TO recover several million dollars
IN securities alleged 70 have been misap-
propriatsd by the defendants. was discon-
iinnsd today By order OF the plaintiffs, re-
rsir-d by czols frona Rotterdam No reason
Tor the action was given The criminal
proceedings. however, cannot be abandoned
except on motion OF the District Attorney.
and they will remain IN statu quo for the
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Scsttish Rite Mcstfnr.

A meeting CT Moriah Lodge of Perfec-
ton, and Cyrus Council Princess Of Jeru-
salem, a. A. s. r., will be held in Con-
sistory Hall, Widdicomb block, tomorrow,
beginning at 10 a. m. The degrees from the
FIRST TO the fifteenth will be conferred in the
forenoon and afternoon, and the fifteenth
and sixteenth in the evening. There are a
number of candidates. several Of whom
Will be from outside the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

IoxDox. Oct. "a man died saddenlv '
II Soata Loadsa snd tie pence took cbs-gs
= tbs bo5y- on sssrchfnz siothfux ~
sset VS. discovered thsf - wss 81 8sner1-
car snd eou1 1eeted wsts = o7nsnnite con
se4racy. Tss names ~ his fsor- -eozsr5r
srors are x1vsn. bat ths roifoe sc nor -. =
- arrest ttera sers1ss they asve ner cara-
r 5tef sny ov@Tt srfs. Ihs iD41est ever
to rsrssins -14 - hsId t0rzszrer ~asn
fall dlscsoSzrss REGARDING fzs cozspsreey
are pxcesse
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
ALife-Boat Capsixed.

FR.NKroEr, Oct. 25. - The life-s aving
crew at Point Betsey discovered vessel in
distress about twelve miles northeast and
launched surf-boat to meet the tug Hale
and go to the distressed vessels assistance.
When the life-boat reached the outer bars
q heavy sea broke the oars and capsized the
boat. The men hung to the keel of the
exhausted condition. The Hall reached the
vessel and towed her to South Manitou
island.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
JAMES c. FLOOD DYING.
Physically Wrecked by the Great wheat
Corner.

FhysfcaIiy Wfecked by ths dfeAt Whoat
Corner.
Sas FEAScrsco. Oct 25.-Jsmes @. Flood.
the BONANZA king. Is reported TO be at
deaths door. He has not yet recovered
and probably never will recover-from the
shock inci6snt to the great wheat corner
and the Nevada bank troubles. He Is a
physical wreck. Occasionally he appears
to be in fair health, bat q relapse speedily
follows he has grown much worse In the
last few days, and alarming rumors about
bis condition are now current
Mr.. Flood Is now residing with his family
in the brown stone mansion on California
ave.
The friends of James c. Flood claim that
there - no reason TO expect any alarming
turn In his illness, though he has grown
considerably weaker for . few days past.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

Nxv YoRx, OCT. 55.--rhe situation in the
book and JOB printers Strike remains un-
changed. The ladies' Protective Associs-
ton viii give. Il = said q series Of enter
tainmsnts At Pytheagorian Hall for toe
benefit Of the strikers. Miss Ida Greeley.
daughter Of Horsce Greeley. will 0Der the
n r.f Of the series. TO De held tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
F.-,eps,or aiIl.r's puIp mfu Burns.

GLkSs FAILS. X. y. Oct. 25.-Informs-
ton has been received here of the dssiruc-
ton Of Warner Ailler's new pulp and pa
per mill at Corinth. The walls Of the build
ng were finished and the interior of the
structure was icing completed. John Nal
lorv was killed snd three other persons,
names unknown. buried under the debris.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

SOUTH HAVEN, Oct 25.-The mercury
went down eight degrees below the freezing
point last night. Large quantities of apples
and potatoes are vet exposed, and, it Is be-
lieved, will sustain considerable injury.
No damage has occurred to the vessel inter
est in this vicinity during the severe blow
lust passed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

vksHrwS ss. Ccr. 15-Tke regular meet
inxs of the sat8et we're resuuaed tc5av.
A fas uer hsrs we're present sxcerf ~
SscTs-sry Wkir1sv sn3 Lamsr. ~so a.
sef 81 the ~fty. Th- snauei rseoTts SD
the Presidents MESSAGE % Ce1grsss ver.
to pri1ciPei subjects Under consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

Last Saturday Afternoon hrs. y Dreber
- 1f6 Csnsl-ss.. vas rnoDtfne the foor ard
~ss using boiling hot vster. When her
bark vas fgrued their iitfls iour- ~ssr-oid
dsnebter Lena. Who va saoviuz cns !
tel backward i1to TIE boring vstsg sid
vas fe-ria'r sae.3ej ~ Bef1n s st.ea8-
ing ard rnsk.Bz the little ore - oomf0t-
abe - Esflseine
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

PsusrE1PHls. ors 1s.--I. NcCz7s3y. he
zrocer. whe put arsenic n egg a ais - AZ
70 iii rsts sns VS. heid resccnsicis fs-
The desth 6f Ms. keitz. ~ko wss snrDueei
10 hav@ easen ~ exxs wss rssssy discharged
hsr is>'s of s~idence that sae womsn :
asssa zss due - arsenic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

NEw YoRK, Oct. 25.-Charles Dickens
jr.. appeared for the first time in readings
from his fathers works at Chicksring Hal
tonight. He vas introduced by Channcey
N. Depew. and warmly welcomed by fine
audience He read sketches OF "Dr. Mari
gold" and Bob Sswyer's Party" His
method, though rather unsympstlletic, j,
intelligent and pleasing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

GLorcxsrxR. Mass. Oct. 2o.-Cspc. -fsH'
Of the schooner Martha A Brady. who
arrived here today from the Grand Banks,
reported having spoken the scotch cutter
Thistle, Oct. Is. latitude ~. -, longitude s.:
a.. AT we're we'll on board, aud Captain
Rsrr said be had met With fine weather
sinoe leaving New York and expected 70
make pssssgs in i6 days
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

wssHIxe-oS. Oct 25.-The War Depart
ruens Is informed By Gsnersl Terry that
Genersl Roger Il upon the scene Of the
Crow fuaian troubles with an sdeauste
f,rce ard = only awaiting The compietlon
Of Arrangements BY which be hopes 30
sfsct the pescsfal cspt1re Of the revolving
Indiana
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

Nzw IoRx. Cct 23--The steamer West
erulsnd. frOm Antwerp. sr-vsd outslle
the par thfs evening Enrors cnrrsut IN
this CITY. Antwerp s0,i Brussels today thst
the We=tiand hsd fraa0ersa A. .es we're
thus happily iissrrre ee8